Antonio Cardile

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Antonio Cardile (born February 26, 1914 in Taranto , † December 9, 1986 in Rome ) was an Italian painter and sculptor of the modern movement of the Roman School of Painting.

Live and act

In 1925 he and his family moved from Taranto to Florence . Graduated from the Accademia di Belle Arti Firenze with Felice Carena and the engraver Celestino Celestini, he presented his artistic works at trade union exhibitions at the beginning of "Mostre Sindacali". During the Second World War and after war imprisonment, he moved to Rome, where he immediately joined the Roman school of painting. In the last years of his life he initiated the figurative art of his nephew, the artist Joseph Pace , who founded "le filtranisme" in Paris in the mid-1980s, a neo-exoticistic , philosophical - artistic movement.

From 1936 he presented his "one man shows" in the Palazzo Pitti in Florence and in the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome as well as in galleries in Rome (la Tartaruga). During this time he also took part in exhibitions with Giorgio De Chirico , Luigi Capogrossi, Domenico Purificato and Giulio Turcato .

Antonio Cardile lived and worked in Rome until the end of 1986.

Antonio Cardile became known as a painter, designer , sculptor and artist , who in the course of his 50 years of artistic activity freely interpreted both sacred and profane subjects.

literature

  • 2009 - Equitazione & Ambiente Arte, Antonio Cardile, by Joseph Pace Filtranisme - Rome, Italy
  • 2008 - Joseph Pace: L'irremovibilità della memoria, by Mariastella Margozzi, Centro d'Arte La Bitta, Rome, Italy
  • 2006 - Quattrocchi su Roma, Antonio Cardile, Artiste della Scuola Romana, by Marcello Paris e Joseph Pace Filtranisme - Rome, Italy
  • 1955 - Bollettino La Tartaruga, by Corrado Cagli - Rome, Italy
  • 1955 - Bollettino La Tartaruga, by Giovanni Omiccioli - Rome, Italy
  • 1951 - Antonio Cardile, by Carlo Innamorati, Rome, Italy

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Assembleia Legislativa do Estado de São Paulo, 2010
  2. ↑ Intervista a Joseph Pace: una vita raccontata: Quattrocchi Lavinio Arte, Anzio, pagg. 17 and 18, 2012, Anzio, Italia
  3. ↑ Margozzi, Maria Stella - Joseph Pace, l'irremovibilità della memoria - Pubblicazione Centro d'Arte La Bitta, 2008 - Roma.
  4. ↑ Omiccioli, Giovanni - Bollettino Galleria La Tartaruga di via del Babuino 196 - Maggio 1955, Roma.
  5. ^ Cagli, Corrado - Bollettino Galleria La Tartaruga di via del Babuino 196 - Maggio 1955, Roma
  6. ^ Antonio Cardile, di Carlo Innamorati, 1951, Roma, Italia
  7. ↑ Intervista a Joseph Pace, di Marcello Paris, - E&A Arte, Roma - 2008 - p.36/38
personal data
SURNAME Cardile, Antonio
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Italian painter
DATE OF BIRTH February 26, 1914
PLACE OF BIRTH Tarent
DATE OF DEATH December 9, 1986
Place of death Rome